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Lion #5 (1952)

Amalgamated Press · 1952 · 20 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Sandy Dean's First Term [Part 5]
2 pp · drama
Sandy Dean'Bossy' Bates'Tough' TalbotJack Hardy
Part 5
2 pp · war
Sgt. Roy TempestPvt. Jack SteelMarcelNazis
Odd Sports in Odd Spots
1 pp · sports
Part 5
2 pp
Leopard-Men
The Strange Case of the Elephant Balloon
2 pp · adventure; detective-mystery
Brett MarloweRusty Race'Flat-Nose' FentonAn escaped convictA Prison Warder

Detective Brett Marlowe and his chauffeur Rusty Race stumble upon a curious mystery when they discover an elephant balloon floating near a roadside bush—and quickly recognize that it's part of a clever escape plan. When a prison bell tolls and an escaped convict races toward the balloon, Brett springs into action to foil the scheme and catch the criminal's accomplice, 'Flat-Nose' Fenton, red-handed. A sharp-eyed detective and quick thinking turn a strange clue into justice.

Kavanagh - King of Stunt Men
1 pp

Reg Kavanagh's journey from a twelve-year-old runaway in Texas through the Merchant Navy, air circuses, and speedway racing led him to an unlikely calling: Hollywood stunt work. This fearless performer pushed the boundaries of danger, executing death-defying feats like mid-air wing-to-wing transfers between planes and high-speed crashes that left ordinary men broken and bruised—but Kavanagh kept coming back for more.

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